What is recorded here
Frederick Douglass is a memorial in County Dublin, Ireland. Perhaps an anti-slavery leader spoke here in 1845, his voice carrying across the Atlantic to challenge the ownership of human beings. Maybe the stones still remember the weight of those words, holding the breath of a man who refused to be property.
Frederick Douglass Ceannaire Frith-Schlábhaíochta A Labhair Anseo Anti-Slavery Leader Spoke here 1845
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